Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. APRIL. g. 1887.


 .rs .all0ws, In the !Rll yard.
 cb.z, Justice Wright of this territory ,., rr--nit only full citizens of the Un- ,.i States To serve on juries.
 rhs court hou-e looks busy with the .,.--t. furies and the supervisors all m ..s-.cu and the ordinary affairs also in ,a.I aa';.
 s.,t hss b ssn commenced against the .-,-r.y by l.. .. Shsw on his claim for .E-s.I,rv os the office while R n. Paul vrs srerIh.
 I'm. case cf the Territory vs. Bernal. ,-- rre. upon Gov. Torres, was on trial .s--... -4ry to-day. Mvssrs. Zabrlssie .r3r.-,-ls are conducting the prose ,-.-.- aud Me SITS. Hereford & Loyrl. t..G '-sse.
 v- Mc'Cann got in from the Hum s-e.mp lss' night. He reports ;he -....- .-ars at york near tkere sS d'- ..-.... srG making fair wages with ,ae --.. ---c.s- ID usr.
 - evil suit of ihe United States .-..-st go.n CBDer0r, tur the sllegeC r...,aro' the puhEc domain, ss the E..ss' dc la / iujl was concluded r--ar. and tEe decision Of the court r,- re-gTyed.
 rts..se ottsa Territory vs. Hamble- ra.-grl ul-h .le uu:l5r o' D. II ..-.- ..s Nr-.lss, last December. was .s lu thr Dlst-iC. Court tnis morning I'm. work oi srru5lug jury IS a tssk of considerable magnitude.
 
 tr up country paper says the Insane s-,1-ra IS e!n-al t1 v.slt0rs Tor the pres a.- and lu-inates tha' r IS probably oc- ,.., ned hy thr u,raIuctlon of small uok into that institution.
 The jary in tls case of the Territory v- Bsr.al. D. L1-., after beng out for more than iLI-;g hours, were discharG- sd ls-.u,.lt IH-cas5 will now go over
 ta the Ju1c ss-E ot court.
 F-s.rEulu 4 Marion, of the Pres ..,t --.-r ls- gone on trip 10 St.
 r.-.. ..: tle sst. How an editor can .-.-.. un.ia- the strict provisions of the aeT interstate commerce law IS a matter tLat.- gss. comprehension.
 ll- observance of the 69sh auu.ver- ss-. of OiI Fellowship will be ob- -.-r-i hy the order m thls city by proper -z r,i~es In Masonic hall, on Tuesday evening, commencing at seven o'clock. r. wi.l be pleasant affair.
 The special federal grand jury made prompt work of the business before them. They returned three indictments gs-teriay, two for ieucinR public lands aui one for selling liquor to an Indian. Iley Er.e discharged last evening.
 Iue Noxsles Frontier has changed hands. \ P. Crawford and N r. Craw- ford retiring and Rev. David McFagn as-umlug The management. The From ;.e- has been an excellent paper in the Uas; and as bright future is wished for II.
 x. 4. Hume. of the CITIZEN. pur rlas 1 tenn 0t horsss irom Nex,- aau ol Sunday, and before Monday r4srEIsg had dawnei ke caught the iel- .oE in the Hcs of stealing the horses again. The Mexican got swBy iu safety ~l,uout the horse.
 Messrs. IhCs. Halleck of Mohave county, Henry smith of Apache, and c. T. Bruce of Cochise, were recently appointed Live Stock Ssni- Isry Commissioners by Gov. Zulick. 5.ock meu wsil be pleased with these apPo;r rtm-nIs-Courler.
 Mr O. Huskins hss taken Cp a tract of land not far from the RIihto, and he in- ends pumping the water to irriEste is w.:h his patent concrete sub-irrgslion pipe. He will demonstrate its wonderful -IoariOrity tO the doubtIng ones, and v l make Q frnit farm that will become ,-5y valuable in few yeaTs.
 Ivo young Mex cans got into m l.:-rcaiOu n saloon On tuesday rr,lt. ani one had the other G-res:-d. Y-,--lay Judge Meyer considered tnbt ia- responsibilities Of tie Effray were tr ..y evenly divided and he fined the n ..-. Ere dollars III order to avoid ;he I --Ibil.y oi mistake.
 Ts b5arI of supervisors completed t . .-s Abors o, their present session 2 - .t.erL9Cr. They have accom- plish- .. large volume of very important i1-.al-s. and have used the utEost eX- 3. I..1a consistent wIta 8 proper and , ..; .ill d.5chsrse f their auties.
 Two elegant passenger coaches have -l,sI at Ma1!c0pa for the use ot te Lsriccpa a G1euiI railroad, s-. bu additional quantity of ma t-5l.. [ i- expected sIzs by the r-- :4- load reaches Tempe tae .-.E-e Viii he finished across the ,..- RI.-r. Wi;h its approaches 1t Tu be 2,0G0 feet lonE.-Herald.
 Natl.n. further concerning the h. Agn t.i-H. l4st Saturday, hss trauspIred further tLan the celGIls given by the CITIZEN un Monday. The posse rs- ,..rtG @ have stgrtsd af.er the Indians u-5c.r vent ont to look after the safety o' aair stock. No dspredstlons are re- p p.ftri oaG there have been TO Iadlans Seen in tha. vicinity slpce.
 There is a little difficulty between th -af-.ai employees on the dIvlslon h tween Yuma and Fl Psso, and the S,u;a-sn Pacific company, in the nature ai "a strike. The employees asked an sd- .l-,--ls of their wages Tn different L-.laI from that recently adopted slI.a they consider works them an in- .l-;.c-. < committee Of the empl yes 2. Row 1a San Francisco arranging sn ua--rst.udlng that will be mutually ac- g.y,ab.e. and it is belieFed the whole matter wiil be amicably arranged by i-.s evening.
 Jgi,e Meyer adj jasted little difficulty ills morning, whereIn one Ramon BOp- ez gas charged with having taken a --T.Tg ra. chlne, large mirror, two col t.t- and several pictures, in all valued ti>,5, from a womau's house, near Me OJrIlck street, and sold them, neglect i1g tue little formality of asking her ve-Ui5sI1u t0 do so and without return HED her the proceeds of his sale. The "l1se thought shis 9 good opportunity t1 Sew good seed with the machine, by .etnuS Ramon ret upon the County
 .i- cots, and reflect upon the error ot n'' ways uotl hi7 sins are legally tictufel upon the .ldical tablet through The medium ot grand jury. Ramon will pass tle spring months beneath tbe S1--e ni tle couuty's casa gFsnde.
 w. Il. c. Mckesson, one of the part L-'7 ID the Gro Fino mine gave the l'-'-er call yesterday. Himself ani ta''h'r nave put in eighteen months of -''I work on thIs property. and ss ls'.-i, have 900 tons of paying gold LsA on the dump They are now in --' l-et on a working tunnel, which eDa-